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economy gauge
I just saw a car with an economy gauge in the lower left bottom of the dash cluster. It was on a 190e 1987 year. It's the first time I have seen one in the instrument cluster on a 190e. Anyone know why some would have this?
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Haven't seen a W201, W124 or W126 without one - at least in my country.
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all Gasser 124's I've seen minus my one gasser wagon has them
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I have owned 2 & neither one has had gauge. Could it have been with some kind of option? Actually none of the 5 Mercedes I have owned have had it. I have encountered it in Bimmers.
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Uh, which ones have you owned? All the gasoline powered stuff I own and have owned have that gauge...
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I've seen with and without, I think it is based on state regulations...Most have it included.
Be happy you have it...It helps you keep an eye on your foot.
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Some 1970's/early 1980's G.M. cars manufactured in Australia had a vacuum/economy gauge as big as the speedo - marketing tool
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I just looked in my owner's manual at the instrument cluster photo & it doesn't show the economy gauge. Where I saw it on the instrument cluster of the 190e I was viewing was at the bottom of the left hand circle where the fuel gauge, temperature, & oil pressure gauge is located. I have had 300e's, 190e's, & a 240 diesel and all without the economy gauge like the one I saw listed. It just kind of grabbed by attention, because it was definitely a new one to me!
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Not there on my 400e, but is on 300te and 190e Not on ANY DIESEL
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I just wanted to check if someone had the economy gauge in a late 80's or early 90's 190 or 300e would check to see if it is a Cal car or not? Thanks!
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1991 190e 2.6 calif has one...I can confirm.
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I believe that all M103 cars had them, at least the 124 models. The M104 cars did not, the diesels did not.
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From the feedback there you noted I am of the opinion they might have been specific to the Cal cars only...due the the different emission requirements. None of the cars I have owned were the Cal's.
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Just to be clear, the US W201 had them, along with the "Unleaded Fuel Only" sticker; while the non-US models likely didn't have it as they weren't "full trim" models like the MBUSA ones. My 1985 2.3-16 gray market from Germany doesn't have the Economy gauge, or the outside temp LCD, or lighted visors, cruise control, etc.
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